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What is the standard form of the conic defined by x² + 2y² - 8y = 0?

What is the standard form of the conic defined by x² + 2y² - 8y = 0?
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What is the standard form of the conic defined by x² + 2y² - 8y = 0?

What is the standard form of the conic defined by x² + 2y² - 8y = 0?-example-1
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Answer: D.

x^2/8 + (y-2)^2/4 = 1

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